folding wheelbarrow

[carthorse]

Anyone got one or can recommend one.

 

[POLLDARK]

Never heard of one. Could you try a collapsible sack truck with a deep trug bungeed onto it ?

 

[Pearlsasinger]

Robinsons sell one, although I have no experience of using one.

 

[Fransurrey]

You're more likely to find them at garden centres, OP. They don't hold half the weight of a fixed one, so not that horse friendly (not suggesting you push your horse around in it, har di har!).
ETA: Just found this one, but it might scare the horses...
http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garde...en-Angels-Wheelbarrow-10767709?skuId=11258415

 

[carthorse]

It is only for when away at comps

 

[Passtheshampoo]

Bought one of these a few years ago and it was cr*p. Wouldn't carry any weight although would be fine for gardeners with a few dry leaves to clear up but useless for mucking out. Don't waste your money!

 

[OFG]

don't do it!!!

I tried one a couple of years back and every time i went to tip it out it would try to fold itself up

Made mucking out back breaking work (more so than usual).

Total waste of money.

 

[*RedRaider*]

Wouldn't recommend them for everyday use but can be handy to have. Think we got mine at a garden centre. Although one week at pc camp it had so many pitchfork holes in it, its now not very useable!

 

[JCWHITE]

How about a tack trolley on wheels?

 

[carthorse]

I bought one not the cheapest one they stock on this site and it had write ups and was from someone who bought on to go to HOYS and found it useful so hope it will do when we go away occasionally

 

[Slightly Foxed]

Bought one of these a few years ago and it was cr*p. Wouldn't carry any weight although would be fine for gardeners with a few dry leaves to clear up but useless for mucking out. Don't waste your money!

This.

Rubbish, lasted about one and. A half comps. Look for a GuardCart instead; they're great for carrying tack and water.